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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
For Rent.

Seven good rooms, two story
frame dwelling house on n iiher
ry street, near Hunter st. For
terms call Oh
L. d. VICKERS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11

IN ALLCAoES of pimply or
uptions the salutary effect OF Skin.
Success Soap is quickly apparent.
|; July Sim.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
Special Train to the Camp Nee.

A special train will run this evening. and
during the progress OF the Camp Meeting,
leaving Logan at 5;39 P. NJ, railroad time.
s O'Clock city time. Returning leave
camp ground at $50 P. NJ, arriving at Lo-
gan at about ii o'clock
This train will AFFORD pleasant eIcur-
sion to our business men who cannot at
tend camp meeting during business hours.
The round price Is only so cents.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
NorEs.

Our P 'und-master is an officer appointed
by the Mayor and confirmed by the Coun.
Gil. Why not make the Sexton OF the cem-
etery an officer with power to make ar.
rests? IL would not then be Necessary TO
lock up the rravey ard.
a few evenings ago a lady who hid re
Gently buried babe In the graveyard,
went to lay some flowers OH the grave. The
gates OF the cemetery were locked and she
did not get in. 1t was claimed 10 have
been necessary to close these grounds be-
cause of the loose class that congregatsd
there. Still we do not need police resuls-
ton.
Two weeks ago three memb bere OF the
Council objected TO the appointment of
depot policeman because none was needed.
Tuesday night they voted for a resolution
making 1t the duty OF some member of the
police force to be at the depot upon the ar
rival of every train. Why this schange OF
base?
II a man don't want to get on record he
should never make o speech nor write let
ter. This applies TO the kickers In the
Council. The thought is not original, but
Il taken from a saying OF Martin Van
Buren,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11

SKIN-SUCCESS OINTMENT
has cured large numbers of stub
corn cases Of SKIN .nd Scalp disor
order. .Skin-Success Soap clears
and stimulatesthe Skin
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
KERSOONTIDE.

Mr. ". H Turner has Bought the coal
yard of I. Voris, and will give the busin-
eSs his personal attention. Mr.. Turner Is
first-class gentleman and we bespeak for
him q liberal patronage from the people Of
logan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
POINT QE QRnER.

II has been said that our report of the
Council meeting two weeks ago was not
distinguished by statement OF facts. II
any Of the members OF the Council will
show us wherein we huve erred, q correc-
ton will cheerfully be published.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11

HEREDITARY TAINT is oft
ten disclosed by a diseased Skin.
Skin Success Soap expedites cure.
The Ointment is u marvel of heal
ing. -.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11

Farmers wanting a grain, ,drtll should ca II
at the Express ONCE and see the Superior
Drill, sold by w. p. Matthias, agent.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
ScOtt's Emulsion of Pure
Cod Liver Oil, With Hypophosphites.

rs a Remedy for Pulmonary If
feetios.s and Scrofalo,ss DIS
eases
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11

The Toledo 4 ONO CENTRAL RI.
NANAwHA SHORT LINE) AGAIN
ANNOUNCES 4 AUTUMN ExcUR-
sIoNs To RICHMOND AND OLD
POINT COMFORT.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11

SKIN AND SCALP diseases can
be cured by Palmer's: Skin success.
Soap cleanses, ointment heals.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
SHERlFFS SALE.
c. & &. Cooper & Co.
vs.
Oliver Ferris, ct al.

In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

OF corrse tas earth Is s''star'F ~ much
a. Fsaas. or tie other eCdies a our solar
sysfem .BeAe.d from fhesur. We would
differ only in distance and glory and mag
ni,ude There would. however. De the
rings OF saturn. and variety a. 20 move
ments and number of satellites.
The earth = constantly surrounded bv
stellar bodies the sane as tna heavens are
bsspanSled of = night. Ehiis the greater and
dazzling brightness Of the sun = the only
reason Why they are not constantly visible.
rhsv are there "a tbe az al bs. same
making allowance foE- lie TarisLg c0nss-
gasnt from = general ami clock work move
meur apon their respective axes sud orbits
Tie difference hetsesn stsrs. rroaer, and
planets IS thst the former are suns. sut the
istfer are wcriis Ike our own.
snd probably Inhabited Five II
the planets cf eur solar svstsr m.
Fsrta. Jupiter. Saturn. Ersnas sn3 Nsp
tune. aa~e moons. nuaa terin- from ore ~
sewer Cur neon. w1iCa whirls around
the earth ss theearth aronf the snn. has
various charges - ~ sppsrenf sise bright
ness and zenerai contour. al 0wlng 20
rsRectei ix1f shining npon iL and various
srrears s1ore .rrlrous. sro II 0ffenrr seen
I'm tbe niEnf when IN fhe isV-sids OF tba
earth &; can generally be iaintiY seen In tl.
daytime.
Venus appearing a. at re present tims
even st 81 izn 1cou II sS resl a. sitacuz1
rf course nrt as .rFIHzrt. ss sa1r.se 81 ani
sunset. ar fhe rerurrance ~ seasons Venus
"a planet rsasiY e biz - aus
earth aust refr suiI1r % ft
Aeth En- Is afhit soUuf tae
sun srf RI its revolutions. fn rcurf 11m-
Hers. rhe diameter ~ tre earth IS issf lrsf 81.
rhst 81 Nenns ever ESQ TIE Earth Is sscul
30 so 1Co Hi'as fr0m he san. tenus s.
ssoo1.s0 The Eartt runs sragn1 the san
IN as davs. snd enus usxeS her frip =
"a iava. rbe Esrtt tarns ever sn her
sx.s eyerv tTeufr-f1ur hours. snd Ns7as =
Hfiie iess nan ttsf. Al atrp0srhere accut
fav mtes = allowed 20 surround oof1
xocss. snd their eiimatss ga scsressy -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

noe disssaliiax tan izdicatea - tie abass
1s1ereaes.
ltai.l he sen thst - Orbit of Fsn2s .
iasi.Ia 81 tie Earfs s-neafer ne @aa - q :
go 80 miiss, 4Esls c4T moo4 asset ssis
over ESQ 94 rs "a sfon t8s karia. AL
Lioks lsiescops siu probably bFing Z a. 2
- Say miles.
Vsnas lo0ks ike bright and heaatif1i
star. and sss seeu during tae a4s - a.
uisht thousands of years ago y ESa
nssrainx star. t8e anc,saes called 3 LEcli-fs
Hhen aa evening slsf. Hssperus "a one
word siFrifyi8g grezE brightness, zhd tas
ot8sf TIC West.
WAen fsnas ca hsr oroit - Hsst
of tie s1n Of course, &c "rises D.
fore TIE saa, snd therefore - cs.iec ne
morning slaT Nhsu sue 2E4eafs ~ tAs
r.zEs of t1e san SIS satnss tn tsse eFeHtti =
Thas she can Be % { a sse3. II people hold
ID t1elr heads, snsn l1s sun sn1 Eosoa af@
b8ta ~. 0r either or Doth 10 suii yes
Esnos = Ia each situation alternately, tof
ABOUT - days. ald through t1e ts4sseo ~
c4n be seen ~ 1ss1Eae al he phases ~ or
daOo8.
There is 40 grsader study than that o.
astrCnmy-s fact cordially suggested 10 ths
editor of lhs G-snd R-pi1s Lsas10af.
FAhNEz kETSOLDs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Take ~sur ssiiss - dinner A. the Psris
Best meals ard the 6nes- plsce n The city.
& ~r- 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Multooa. ts.e 9rseoo- Roman. gEestleg.
has d0aSled up with rms JaO aud have 81
athletic company on ths road. They srs
making mOney.
Jimmy Faulkner. the vel known light
weight wrestler - s-ili on the Pacific
Coast. tie sill return shortly.
Last Wednesday morning. james Ryan
anl Dick Lee ct New YORK middle weights,
fought % a nuisa. Queensoerry rules. At
scclgled spot on the Neschester turnpike.
Nineteen bloody rounds we're fought At
the end oi tne niaeteenth round Ryan could
not SEE BIS opponent. aud the fight was
awarded % Lee 10 was the olOodie5s battle
on rscorL
The second deposit for the Nolan Fell
hgnt has oesn Iaste. Tne battle-ground has
a.sO been sclecred and every thiug Is In
readiness for ere men o. enter the ring
Monday Dsceu aer 5fb. Nolan is getting
himself ia shape &C the Gymnasium. ant
will De IN tiD-tOp condition on the day Of
the dghs. Fell is an here training for
the mill. which promises 10 be a hard one.
Fell has an excellent recogt as a ighIer,
Nolan mas the best record Of any young
pugiiist in the country. THIS viii be his
frst ght 10 q finish. bat it is safe 10 say be
Will make = bard and winning one.
The Prince Of Wales intention OF meet
Ing Sullivan vas communicated % thA
ter a. Birmingham. England, this 90
through fsf Mullins. = geotie " ~
built ais reputation up BY Winning six ring
battles and y h0 nas now grown thick wristed
and com Portable teaching ariStocratic gen
tlemen how 70 punch each others noses at
- kexsnt-st One of these friends Of the
Prince told Mullins Of his royal friend : de-
sire 20 see the Champion Of the world At bis
trade. and Mullins wrote In grest sg.tstiOR
% sullivan bscksr. Phillips. that the thin :
must 0e done within week OF two. Ins
letter wss read TO sullivan. and that great
man ssit ca,miy Write 20 tbs Prince OF
Wales aud tell bim / m too busy to see him
until after fus -6lh. bat let him hold on Till
then and In show aim something that hs
never knew tny hing about before
This message. however did not reach the
Prince. aud Sullivans manager has txed
it for the great man % spar With Jack Ash
ten n the royal prsssnce on November 23.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Quotations By "ire-fhs Grand
Rapids Markets.


nov ID -Wheat-oDeDei weak and &c
io4er. later rale1 .tlouzer sat alvthcel 80
4 losing hral trade 4Dieg. 50. red DsSti ~
ler - g l-isc. isnlary, q s'<e' "a Z
=
Sarn-Firn but Qlsr Mixed NesieSn, spot
.158t.C futures. 33es1i g.
Porx-Erm Ass mess. s43o1l7-fg Oid
SO.
Lasd-sironger. steam rendered s7.5I4
hHuef-Eirl Western, itaF-oc.
kFzs-izt zfc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
SPORTING MtLhAGE
tvssrsoF rrg PAST uEEN NoTEo.
ssailEsn . Hssa la.f-.aastoa aad ia 90 Barn
~ Net tAs Prince sf W&kss
-soaaes 4. a. C1acsrains
Ease Bali

The ansaaon ~ those Interested IL base
tai aaa. Of eoarse besa cirselsd - ths
meeting sf lns saloaal League 10 Ae~
York. These sho aem.fs lEs m4aly art
have nc iou6t read the account " tAs sE.
eiting 6sAt bstessa Jacx AcAEllife saa
Jsn Carney. j. vas = desperate stsassie
The nee io1ght seventy one foaads. The
'eIsfss .asn dselaEsd TIE hy1s a drzs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Paal Hines siI - 70 Sssn-sxton nsKt
sas0a.
Pitcher Krock. Of Oshkosh. has signed
sit1 chicago.
Moxis McQusFry has signed With syra-
euse ior nekt seasgu-
Joe Sammer El.l be found II leit fielf for
Baltimore again aexL SEASON.
Crane. OF Nss York. hAs gone 70 Cali
,ornia b ioia lls Fhilaisl pAiAs.
Jimmy Calvin Is mixing drinks Ia a
saloon under tammaay nali, AeS YORK
The Athletics srs in need q a cool nfss
bassmsn. aud would ike 10 have cofkhii-
Voa der Ahe is East s.zpias new players.
Hs sas always lucky la plcklng up young
sfers.
SoE they SAP that Doc Bushong and
Curt Hsiea sill be found ~ltA the Athls--
ics leKI season.
bri0dy Nas presented vita $50 ~ the
nsmoefs OF the Detroit team. he tii not
play n the N0rids series. anu conseq lsally
ala u0t Sst anything.
Dunlap says hs has not been asked about
IA release o. ftfs0ufg league mana
gers never consult player before they sell
hlm body and soul % au0sheF club.
ii 3 pretty near a sure thing that Clark
t1A ~ 20 1tt4 - Dt1tya t-l FslJ't- -
has Deen understood that slavery Sas aool-
isned ueasy lsenty years ag0, ous is seems
that . was not
The resignation Of williamson and Flat
from tbs brotherhood hAs set the BroiheE
hood u thinking williamson says lhe
brotherhood kneW Of bis intentions fietier,
0n the other hand. says &c will stlcz. and
not sign vita Chicago. Good for Pietfsr.
Probably the worst defeat club ever 70,
vas that given % the Ithaca Club by tge
Forest CiIys, OF Cleveland. iu the early days
Ol the game. The Forest Cltys bad Jim
White and Ezra sutton with them, and had
made ninstv runs before q mao was out IN
the rfsf inning. The game was called on
account OF darkness. The unfortunate
pitcher Was grisatully worked up over the
result. for be bad ais best gir. out to see him
polish OF the professionals. After the game
be Jumped into the lake and tried 70 drown
himself.
We have a team that entities rs 70 4
percentage all around SAID President
-tearas. ol Detroit. "Oar salary list Is $40
g.. Chicsgo's Is 50 600. While We ART
tne greatest attraction tlaS comes 70 Cai-
cago. ~ have made $40 u0o on the s2asOn
aud Chicago has made between SS4OJtaud
$4,000. Sull. Chicago has treated as ssrly
and dons care whAs anybody sayt
thin< there Is no sqaa-er man than Spald-
log. What We want IA 10 make the othel
fellows treat us squarsly, aud as sure as Yoa
live W. are goiog 70 do u.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
=. 49, ss-,ASs zca - -. pas- cured
cured. sv>. cal skfIla - l. p
Dese1u slins. i015s2lc esf'a. sheep pelIs,
tstn.y ssffrnafaf n 2fc rler pound


sugars-Cut Loaf nc. granuate1 nc, "A,
sc. Extra &C" &C.. yellow &C" 51<Go5ac-
Coace-Green Rio. 22@4c Rio roasted. 22s
CSC. Java, green. ia -6c; Java, roasted, soc
Maracaibo. roasted, 25e92Sc; Mexican, roasted, 70
az
Tess-Jspan fms. ssss &C., Japan, medium, .
sasws ordinasy.s l,zs2 -, Hyson, 81 n5cc, gun
powder, sgyc; oosong. b&soc- Cougo 10
.-5e
Flour-s 500 per cvt; A.oo per bbl; patent pro
cess. 81 per fvt s - per boi.. Al wheat dour
So ger cNE. $40 per bbL; buckWheai 800
per cWt.
Mill Feed-scrceuings, ST. per ton. bran, 81;
ships. 81. middiings SIS.
Corn and oats, sis.
kerosene OlE-Mlchigsn teet, lOc per gallon
water whsses re.
Oasoline-il1zc per gallon
seeds-ClOver. 4 % timothy, Va
Sait-yichlgan. 9sc; Eastern. Si.i5.
Fish-NO { whitensh. $50 per half bol.:
trout SOv.eod. salt 5at6c per 10: clans, SIC per
hundred: OYSTER bulk s. eOfssiI 10 gallon; stand
ards 10c can selects sc can. smoked halibut lie
Pork In barre s-Mess PORK, Chicago packed.
$40. extra short cut, tiAI5; Standard clear
back, $500
Lari-TierceS, TIC: - and 50 10. tubs. 7t.c 50
10 round tins. 100 cases, nc; in tin pals, ~ q
re
Beefin barrels-Extra mess. warranted 300 lbs,
s. .5e37 so. extra. bOneiess. $500.
BuL.erne-Dairy, soIid packed. lfc; rolls and
prints ijc, creamery, solid, lie; extra Creamery
yacked, l4c
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
GsASD RAPIDS MARKETS.
Farpa Prsaace from frat bsnsis<
- - - L.. ~. Nn1L flIl lraz

EaEsa Produce from ftrst Hands,
Che--e~ssAtc if74c. New Yofk, full cream
lzt.c
CiOFsrsssd = $50 to.215 per hashei. =. 80 :
Dued fru Z -spoies. evaporated leyt2c per
pound. quarters, $40 per pound. enefries, %
i5c per pound peaches ltgl2c per PosQds TTT a
EEcs-Er.sl l1sotic = . > ~
Frs-h Neats Dressed hogs. s5.50a5.7 : per cwt.
mutton, to-. veal. si.oo9Io5. bee, sioves
$751;.
Grain-wheat. Clawson. nc; Lancaster,
76c Oals q, e. Rye. iSG &c. Corn II ID osc-
Barley, sc 80 per e~t. -.,-
:. s..lsles-,lsssen. 3 o.. paFs cured 'T @c
eufse sV> caI skins - l. poilusi -
DsseUu lins n, s,ac est,n. sheep pels, &c Wool
being estimated Il &c per pound
Hay-Timothy. si2ooslsOo per ton; Glove,
sliut dci1Ol.
Pouiyry-rurkeys. dressed. o9l0c. Spring
chickens. sc4sc: fowls 6cGeIe. ducks, &c. tee
ducks 81 - per dO1. ma. lard duc ks sS Sv0 Pc
doz. parthdges. szu0Zt2 1oper doz. quail a. pei
dor. squirrel, 20 per dOz, rabbits. el-Vu
Per doz. yeuison, carcasses. &C, saddles, yccSuc
P1tafoCs-6A -I-c.
STRAW 500 per ton.
Tal0w-3is s1ic per 10.
Woo.-Washed. "a sc, unwashed, one-third
OF
wood-Block stove wood. s2.259250 per cord
tour foot wood. = 00o $50 per cord.
COai-S 90. grate So
IAme-GFand Rapids, 55e; Ohio, 9Oc; PetoSkey
S1D0
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
". H. Tibh Perfect Fitting TrgSSeS.

This Cut represents OF Our Most
comfortable Trasses. very easy 20 sc -
Just, be b. mail. and the - TisBs
tent may and save the s EltSTn rHSS
from distance % ErE~~s&
10 ordering by h 49,
mail directly whether Rapture #Tts2t -
right iefI side both. Give W<SSZ
measurement around body point "
OF Rupture. Enclose 81 for single,
S3So for double. and send you perfect IT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

finest oysters in the city At the Paris
Dining Hail "A LFon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

social hop vii b given a. Apollo
Hal ever Huher's Cstr Exchange. Panuix
hi0ex. S. and s. lgnn-st. 0B raes.3sv svs
November - Gcot crsssinz sud cheek
room iu cerrecfioa- rAis hsl can he
renssl fsr dancing parties e- pn nelic n1set-
inrs. Ilmmie Wssis oid band W. farnisa
The mrsic.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
1888.
Harper's BGEar.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Nor 70 -Whea.-FiFm- Cash. S.ei De
eeulbsf. De Nay. szs.c
ts g. 4lc
Nlsky-s 10.
Pork-E.sler. January sl3si May. sli.i5
Lard rm. Cash aud December, so-s'tai
Nav 8
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

m Tores Rel Clover Tonic = n0ts sffra-
u.ant sat serve 6ood, restoriuz nerge fsrcs
lcsf sv siexnsss or sxcessi - naeEtsI work q
the use Of i4uor criHua. uorrhine ~ ~
hacco. Is supplies fsod for De-vs sissueS
srt ev its gentle cperaiire action removes
~ restraint rom - secrefsre srsar4
hsnce curing a. tisessss - ne stcn1sch
snt Erer p n Wiz'n vi surri7 the
genuine Red Clever KSnie At - esnts .
actlA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29

The following are the views of the Fred
erick Citizen with regard to the reform
meeting held in that city last week. This
is also applicable to other counties of
the State, notably in our section, and
the sentiments here expressed in reference
to these "Ieformers" should be careful ly
considered by all who desire the continued
supremacy of the Democratic party in the
State and county:
For years the Democratic party in this
county con'ended sgsnsf victorious
Republican party. Defeat after defeat
stared Us in the face After long years Of
waiting We have lived to see our county
Democratic. Three times have our pre-
sent party managers led US To- vic ory.-
Three times have we defeated the R,di
calls. Now Frederick county is Democra
tic, and here canes q set Of men Calling
for reform In the parry, and units them
selves with lot Of men in Baltimore. W no
Eave been kickers and demsgogues for
years, and attempt to make trouble in the
party in this county. some oi these very
men have been party leaders in this cnun
ty. sod defeat was our 'ot under their
banner. Some Of these very sn called re
formers have been cutting the ticket for
years: srme voted against our uomines
last yesr or refused To vote, which -as
just as bad; he year b fore some Others
deserted our cause, and yet today We ind
them talking Of the old time politics and
purity and reform. See how many OF the
committee have been disappointed IN get
ting office; all cannot he successful, and
it is hardly fair to try asd defea, th. par
~ because this one or that one failed 10
get a position. Why run to Baltimore
and get lot Of men. who have been known
as chronic kickers, to come into our coun
ty 10 create rroube In the ranks OF our
parry at home We should stand 10
gether and unite our forces. not Try 10 pull
down becasse We cannot build up. Why
be jealous Of this leader or thai leader, II
his management has been successful =
What we want is success, aud TO be sue
cessful in this county means hard work
and plenty Of it al he time. There is no
trouble here among the people-'he tax
payers are satisfied with wh4, is being
done; the great masses of he party wan,
to continue TO be successful Are these Sc
called reform meetings. doing our party
any good Do these men want US to win
or do they want to turn the party over TO
the Republicans lie, the p.ops discuss
the question, aud decide who they wish
as their leaders, aud we shall lend = gen
erous support to the voice OF the major
i,v-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
In their resolutions, prinied else w her

In their resolutions, prin'ed eis-wh here.
the Teachers Association Of the county ex-
press, in courteous and respectful terms,
their opinion that the position of Exam
iner of the public schools should always
be filed by the promotion of a teacher,
and that the school board should fe al un
der obligations to make the selection for
that position from among the teachers ~
class. This does, indeed, seem to be,s
fair and just proposition, and the TIMES.
on former occasion, expressed its opin-
ion favorable to the justice and policy Of
such a rule. But when we look at the
past custom of the school boards of the
several counties of the State, under the
present law, we do not find in the other
counties as well as in Charles, any sppre
ciable recognition of this principle.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29

The tax payers meeting advertised to
be held at Upper Marlboro on "Wednesday
of last week, and to which delegates from
this and adjoining csunties had been in
vited, took place on that day. There does
not, however, appear to have been any
attendance outside of Prince Georges and
the discussion was confined entirely TO
the local financial situation in that coun-
| ty. The object of the meeting, as the call
for it issuing from the vice president of
the State Farmers Association was inter
the question of tax-reform at large and as
it concerns the agricultural interests Of the
whole State, with a view Of exerting an
influence on the constitutional convention
looking TO the correction of some of the
evils OF the present lax sys EN- of the State.
| It is probable that the deliberations of
the meeting would have taken a wider
and more comprehensive scope bad repre-
sentarives from the her counties of South
~ bcch PiccCul as CA pee
The means adopted by the promoters of
the meeting were no: well chosen for Sc
curing concert of action on the part of he
other neighboriRg counties and the result
was the meeting did not accomplish any
| thing 10 speak Of 1t is ts be hoped how
ever, that at some time in the near future
meeting may be arranged which will
bring together representative body of
the agricultural tax payers OF Southern
Mary land, when an intelligent discussion
OF the question of tax reform may be had.
We believe that such deliberations would
bear good fruit. 1t is time that the farm
| ing interests were making tn mselvss
heard on the question of taxation and the
equa assessment and just su hjection OF all
the property of the State to share of the
burden of public taxes.